Councilman Marqueece Harris-Dawson has been elected as the new Los Angeles City Council President, with support from Mayor Karen Bass to address homelessness and safety.

Dollar Tree is reportedly acquiring 93 closed 99 Cents Only stores in California as it revamps its retail presence while also planning to close many Family Dollar stores by 2025.

A postal worker was rescued by LAFD after getting trapped between conveyor belts at a facility in Florence. The USAR team freed him and he was hospitalized; his condition is unknown.

A multi-vehicle crash in South-Central Los Angeles resulted in seven people needing medical attention, with two hospitalized. The LAFD managed the incident without extractions and advised of traffic delays.

A mother was killed when an SUV driver lost control in Vermont Square, LA. The LAFD reported the incident and LAPD detained Dwight Williams for vehicular manslaughter.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a rubbish fire that spread to a home in Canoga Park, Los Angeles, with no injuries reported and investigation ongoing.

Los Angeles firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze in a converted garage at a Westchester home. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The weather forecast in Los Angeles predicts sunny days following morning fog, with comfortable temperatures in the low to mid-70s, and a gradual warming trend into next week.

The Long Beach Police confiscated firearms and drugs during a raid, arresting a suspect legally barred from gun possession. No injuries were reported from the operation.

The Riverside Sheriff's Department has reported a fatal shooting in Homeland, naming the victim as Ryan White and the arrested suspect as Benjamin Velez. The investigation is ongoing.

A motorcyclist died after a crash in Wildomar; authorities do not suspect alcohol or drugs. Witnesses are urged to contact Deputy Keyser with information.

California seized 5.8 million fentanyl pills since January, with Gov. Newsom stressing a dual strategy of law enforcement and treatment expansion, including cheaper naloxone and a $30 million investment in the CalGuard's drug interdiction efforts.

San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department conducted a series of search warrants leading to multiple arrests and seizures of drugs and firearms, including ghost guns, in an effort to tackle crime.